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1) Description
2ML ND11 amber glass snap vial with 0.2ML micro insert vial are a common packaging and storage solution in laboratories and various professional applications. This design is particularly suitable for precise dispensing of small volumes of samples, providing a safe and efficient way to handle liquid samples. The vial is made of high-quality borosilicate glass material, which has good chemical resistance and is suitable for storing a variety of chemical substances, including organic solvents, acids, alkalis, etc. At the same time, it provides good transparency, making it easy to observe the amount and state of the liquid in the vial. The design of the inner insert tube ensures that every drop of liquid can be removed from the vial, reducing waste. The matching snap-top vial cap has a good sealing mechanism to ensure that the contents of the vial are not contaminated by the outside world and prevents the liquid from evaporating.
2) Features
▶ The vials are used on instruments of Agilent, CTC, Thermo Scientific, Waters, etc.
▶ Made of high quality borosilicate glass material with good chemical resistance
▶ Vial/closure system recommended for HPLC applications only.
▶ Universally usable vials for almost all autosamplers, even those with robotic handling.
▶ Vials can also be snapped with a standard 11mm PP snap Seal.
▶ Snap vials can contain sample volumes up to 300 μL while leaving minimum residual volumes of less than 3 μL.
3) Application
Laboratory Analysis: In the fields of chemistry, biology and medical research, it is used to store and accurately distribute reaction reagents, standard solutions, etc.
Drug Packaging: In the pharmaceutical industry, it is used to package and distribute high-value or highly active pharmaceutical liquids to ensure dosing accuracy and drug safety.
Cosmetics and fragrances: Used to package essential oils, perfumes and other high-value liquid cosmetics. Glass inner tubes allow users to control the amount of use and enhance the use experience.
Laboratory Sample Collection: In the fields of environmental monitoring, biological sample collection, etc., it is used to collect and preserve small quantities of samples to ensure that the samples are not contaminated before analysis.
Fine Chemical Product Packaging: used to store and distribute fine chemicals and special compounds, especially those where precise control of dosage is required.
